General information, How to use illustrated parts list – Spicer Illustrated Parts List Spicer Steer Axles User Manual

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General Information

Parts Listings

Parts listings are defined by parts groupings and are broken

down by service assemblies.
Parts Listings identify a part for servicing with the following

categories:

Item - corresponds with numbers on illustrations for part

identification
Part Name - specifies part name or description

Quantity (Qty) - quantity required for assembly

Current Part(s) - service part numbers are broken down

by model, type or other applicable information
Notes - define unique characteristics or replacement

notes
Kits / Assy’s Where Used - indicates Kits or Assemblies

that contain a particular part

Other pertinent information is listed in tables or parts

listings as required.

General Information

Effectively using a Parts Listing - Example

Follow the example below to locate and order exactly what is required for servicing.

Match to

Order this quantity

Indicated information

items on

Use to identify Part

for servicing

Order Part Number

important to ordering or use

illustration

Item

Part Name

Qty

E1000I

E1200I

Notes

1

Locknut - Draw Key

2

67592

67592

See Axle Shaft Chart

2

Knuckle Seal

4

815237

815237

Kits and Assemblies

Item

Part Name

Qty

E1000I

E1200I

Notes

Kit w/Steel Backed Acetal Bushing

1

328344

328344

Contents Identified with *

Ordering Parts

This parts book is organized in sections according to parts

servicing requirements. Use the Contents or page headings

and colored tabs to find information.
Use this book to order parts for your Dana

®

Spicer

®

Axle.

Kits and Assemblies

Kits and Assemblies contain groups of individual or

assembled parts developed for optimal replacement or repair

of a service problem or maintenance.
Kits and Assemblies are shown with applicable parts

groupings in the parts listing.
See the Appendix for detailed information concerning kits

applicable to this model.

Abbreviations

AR - As Required - Parts that vary in quantity with each axle.

Example: shims
NSS - Not Serviced Separately - Items which can only be

purchased in sets, kit form or service assemblies. Example:

brake shoes.
RH/LH - Right Hand/Left Hand - Determined as viewed from

behind the vehicle looking forward.
ABS - Antilock Brake System

N/A - Not Applicable

Str - Straight

Illustrations

Illustrations show parts in assembly groups.

Item numbers on illustrations correspond with parts listings

on pages that accompany the drawings.
Notes are included on illustrations where needed.

How To Use Illustrated Parts List

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